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by mbaha 9y ago
You're completely right. I'm seeing a more general trend which I find equally worrying: Software is eating the world, and the best tech is currently produced by the likes of Facebook, Google or Amazon. I'm fine with this, bu
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by mbaha 9y ago
I think you can very easily find in Europe citizens angry at the establishment because they're seeing that globalisation hasn't paid off that much for them. Lower class citizens are having more difficulties finding "cushion
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The Guardian view on France’s election: a win for Macron and hope(theguardian.com)
11 points by mbaha 9y ago|3 comments
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by mbaha 10y ago
Great question!
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by mbaha 10y ago
It's back. [END OF THREAD ?]
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by mbaha 10y ago
It's back :).
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by mbaha 10y ago
Do you think we'll be seeing more and more XaaS-like businesses growing ? Or do you think we'll move away from selling APIs ?
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by mbaha 10y ago
I'd tend to agree. But the private sector has show an unreasonable effectiveness at improving lots of industries. Believe me, I don't sleep well at night, knowing you've got to motivate people to generate huge profit, so they
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by mbaha 10y ago
Yes :)
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by mbaha 10y ago
I went through the Titanic "Getting Started" competition. The stack to practice Data Science and submit results there, is really top notch, it's like Jupyter on steroids. I love it.
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by mbaha 10y ago
Extremely interested by the answer, if you're aware of some, please let me know. After I've dived up into some Data Science/ML books, I'm trying Kaggle right now. Seems very focused on practical projects, so that's